Mensajeros de la Paz
Mensajeros de la Paz is a Spanish non-governmental organization founded in 1962 by Padre Ángel García Rodríguez, dedicated to the human and social promotion of the most disadvantaged people.
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Overview
Mensajeros de la Paz is a non-governmental organization declared of public utility with national and international scope, based in Madrid, Spain. Founded in 1962 as Cruz de los Ángeles by Padre Ángel García Rodríguez, it focuses on the human and social promotion of the most disadvantaged people. It has been distinguished with the Prince of Asturias Award for Concord and holds Consultative Status with ECOSOC. The organization operates in 80 countries since 1962, with over 155,321 beneficiaries in 2025, more than 1,000 workers, and 948 annual volunteers. It runs projects such as children's centers, daily breakfasts for the homeless, and residences for the elderly in Spain.
History
Mensajeros de la Paz was founded in 1962 as Cruz de los Ángeles by Padre Ángel García Rodríguez. Since then, its priority has been the human and social promotion of the most disadvantaged people in society, addressing different social realities both nationally and internationally. The Asociación Mensajeros de la Paz is the original entity founded by Padre Ángel and is currently the central headquarters of the social group of organizations founded by him. This social group also includes entities from autonomous communities, local headquarters in different countries, and the Asociación Edad Dorada. The organization has left its mark in 79 countries in favor of the human and social promotion of the most disadvantaged sectors of society.
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Non-governmental organization declared of public utility, focused on human and social promotion of the most disadvantaged, with national and international scope.
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